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The latest stable version of GeSHi is 1.0.8.11, released on the 19th of Aug, 2012.

Supported Languages:
*ABAP
*Actionscript
*ADA
*Apache Log
*AppleScript
*APT sources.list
*ASM (m68k)
*ASM (pic16)
*ASM (x86)
*ASM (z80)
*ASP
*AutoIT
*Backus-Naur form
*Bash
*Basic4GL
*BlitzBasic
*Brainfuck
*C
*C for Macs
*C#
*C++
*C++ (with QT)
*CAD DCL
*CadLisp
*CFDG
*CIL / MSIL
*COBOL
*ColdFusion
*CSS
*D
*Delphi
*Diff File Format
*DIV
*DOS
*DOT language
*Eiffel
*Fortran
*FourJ's Genero
*FreeBasic
*GetText
*glSlang
*GML
*gnuplot
*Groovy
*Haskell
*HQ9+
*HTML
*INI (Config Files)
*Inno
*INTERCAL
*IO
*Java
*Java 5
*Javascript
*KiXtart
*KLone C & C++
*LaTeX
*Lisp
*LOLcode
*LotusScript
*LScript
*Lua
*Make
*mIRC
*MXML
*MySQL
*NSIS
*Objective C
*OCaml
*OpenOffice BASIC
*Oracle 8 & 11 SQL
*Pascal
*Perl
*PHP
*Pixel Bender
*PL/SQL
*POV-Ray
*PowerShell
*Progress (OpenEdge ABL)
*Prolog
*ProvideX
*Python
*Q(uick)BASIC
*robots.txt
*Ruby
*Ruby on Rails
*SAS
*Scala
*Scheme
*Scilab
*SDLBasic
*Smalltalk
*Smarty
*SQL
*T-SQL
*TCL
*thinBasic
*TypoScript
*Uno IDL
*VB.NET
*Verilog
*VHDL
*VIM Script
*Visual BASIC
*Visual Fox Pro
*Visual Prolog
*Whitespace
*Winbatch
*Windows Registry Files
*X++
*XML
*Xorg.conf

GeSHi 1.0.8.11 is the current stable release, with eighteen new languages and bug fixes over the last release.

GeSHi 1.1.2alpha5 is the current latest version from the development branch, with full C support (see the GeSHi development website).
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GeSHi News

Here's where you can find out all the latest news about GeSHi - new releases, bug fixes and general errata.

GeSHi 1.0.7.11 Released
21/06/2006
A shiny new monthly update has just been released. There isn't much change in this release - smalltalk support has been added and a couple of minor highlighting changes have been made to other languages, but other than that there's nothing special :).

The main things that are happening are behind the scene - I have branched 1.0.7 and made it a "stable" branch, and I will work on head towards releasing a 1.0.8, which will be like a "compatibility update" that takes you from 1.0.7 to 1.2 when it will be released. Basically you will be able to upgrade from 1.0.7 to 1.0.8 without any fuss, and then you can change how you use 1.0.8 to the new way in your own time, then when 1.2 comes out you will be able to upgrade again without any problems.

Meanwhile in 1.1.X development I've begun work on SQL support, which should be in 1.1.2 when released. Alphas should continue to roll out the door regularly :)